MSP430AFE253 Development Board

Name: MSP430AFE253 Development Board
SKU: 3974
Price: 39.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

The MSP430AFE253 development board is a prototyping tool for experimenting and developing projects with TI's MSP430AFE family.

Designed by Casco Logix in United States of America

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$39.00

Out of Stock

Sold out since Sep 18, 2018

Welcome to Casco Logix!

The MSP430AFE253 development board is a prototyping tool for experimenting and developing projects with TI's MSP430AFE family.

The MSP430AFE253 development board was designed as a prototyping tool for a consumer product development project that needed a high-resolution analog-to-digital converter. It features TI's MSP430-series AFE (Analog Front End) chip, the MSP430AFE253, with a 24-bit A/D, a USB-to-Serial bridge, a GPIO debug pin header, a header for TI's Spy-Bi-Wire JTAG debug protocol, two user input pushbuttons, one user LED, a 10-pin header for GPIO and screw terminal block for connecting to the AFE's 24-bit differential A/D inputs.

Jumpers are provided for the TTL RX and TX serial lines allowing auxiliary hardware to be connected to the microcontroller. The USB-to-Serial bridge could also be used as a generic serial converter.

Additionally, the USB-to-Serial bridge circuitry can be completely removed from the circuit for ultra-low-power designs where USB-to-Serial communication is not required.

The board design is all open source using KiCAD and every board ships with a working demo application. Get a head start on developing your application now.